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Three year license for 17 year olds?
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July 28, 2015 |
Ask Idaho Fish and Game:
Question: My daughter is 17 years old.
I heard that if she purchases a three year
hunting license, she will continue to pay the
youth price on tags when she will be 18 and 19.
Sounds like a great deal, but is it true?
Fish and Game Answer: Yes. The whole
idea behind the three year license is to provide
a price break to those who are willing to commit
to more than one year. While anyone can
potentially save money by avoiding increases for
two years, some people can save a more
substantial amount. 17 year olds receive
excellent value from the program by paying the
youth price on tags for two years when they
would otherwise have to pay the higher adult
price.
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